Languages The TSJC takes the new linguistic norm to the Constitutional Court because it excludes Spanish as vehicular
Course 2022-23 The TSJC is challenged to rule on whether Spanish should be vehicular in Catalonia
Popular Party and Citizens come together to achieve compliance with the court ruling that requires a minimum of 25% of subjects to be taught in Spanish in Catalan schools.
Both parties will present together today an appeal of unconstitutionality against the new regional regulations that, for the moment, have managed to circumvent the order of the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC).
The leaders of both formations, Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Inés Arrimadas, met during the Andalusian electoral campaign last June and agreed to join efforts to take the breach of the percentage set by the judges to the Constitutional Court.
A few days before, these two parties and Vox had already requested an opinion from the Catalan Council of Statutory Guarantees on the new linguistic law of the Parliament.
The secretary general of the PP, Cuca Gamarra, and the deputy secretary general and spokesperson for Cs, Edmundo Bal, have been in charge of leading the work on the appeal of unconstitutionality.
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allege that, despite the fact that education is a subject transferred to the autonomous communities, the central government has the obligation and the powers to ensure the use of the state languages.
On the other hand, the brief also questions the urgent procedure of the Govern's language decree, since it was only intended, they argue, to circumvent compliance with the TSJC ruling.
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